Employment Law with Charles Thompson
When you finish work for the day and head for home, you may assume you can say whatever you want online. You’re not posting on your employer’s time, after all, and your Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Snapchat profile is private, right? Wrong. Read more →
Real Estate Law with Vern Hearn
After years of renting, you finally decided to take the leap into home-ownership. You scrimped and saved for a down payment. You searched the listings, drove around your favourite neighbourhoods and spent your weekends at open houses – and you found your dream home. Then you held your breath waiting for your mortgage to be approved, and now closing day is circled in red on your calendar. Read more →
Personal Injury Law with Stacey England
September 1, 2017 marks the second anniversary of the changes to the Nova Scotia Limitations of Actions Act.
What does that mean? Read more →
Real Estate Law with Linda Wood
When you buy a new home, your lawyer runs a title search to seek out any issues, such as a lien against the former owner, which may affect your ownership. The lawyer’s search makes sure you are the rightful owner of the property when you get the keys. Read more →
Personal Injury Law with Gary Richard
The question of when or, at least as importantly, when not to consider settling a lawsuit is of particular concern in personal injury cases. Read more →
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